Anjan Pathak | Source | CTO and co-founder at Vantage Fit
Anjan Pathak
Anjan is a technology leader with over two decades of experience building and deploying cross-channel web applications.
Besides being a technology leader, Anjan is an energetic fitness enthusiast who encourages a healthy lifestyle in all his employees. And this is evident in his concept of ‘Corporate Well-Being’ that emphasizes employees’ mental and physical health. He is a passionate global technologist committed to changing the game for clients and customers.
As a wellness devotee himself, he enthusiastically participates in marathons and triathlons. For the fourth consecutive time, Anjan completed the Tata Mumbai Marathon, one of the prominent marathons in India. One of his recent achievements includes - bagging himself the title of ‘Ironman 70.3’, which was held in Goa. To claim the title, Anjan Pathak completed the entire triathlon within a stipulated 8.5 hours. It consisted of 1.9 km swimming, 90 km cycling, and 21 km running.
In 2015, Anjan spearheaded the development of ‘Vantage Fit’ to promote total employee well-being globally. Today, Vantage Fit is used by multiple companies across the globe to implement the overall physical and mental well-being of the employees.
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Vantage Fit
CTO and co-founder
started Mar 2017
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10 Ways to Integrate Mindfulness Into Your Business Practices
Discover the essence of balancing purpose, passion, and profit in business.
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Digital detox: Combating tech fatigue for better mental health – HRM Asia
Vantage Fit’s Anjan Pathak examines how the constant use of digital devices is resulting in tech fatigue.
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How Does Good Nutrition And Quality Sleep Impact Employee Productivity?
By prioritizing these foundational elements of health, organizations can cultivate a physically resilient, mentally sharp, and highly productive workforce.
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7,000 Steps a Day: A New Path to Health and Wellness
Anjan applauds the study for challenging the 10,000-step myth, advocating for a more attainable 7,000-step goal. He emphasizes movement's purpose and sustainability, suggesting personal baselines and gradual progress. Anjan advises integrating movement into daily routines and focusing on consistency over perfection. He highlights the study's message: "Health isn’t about chasing perfection. It’s about showing up for yourself every day." -
AI's Dual Impact: Workforce Reduction vs. Talent Demand
Anjan notes a contrast: boards seek short-term gains with workforce cuts, while CIOs need skilled talent for AI. "Routine tasks may see cuts, but innovation sectors need more talent." He stresses CIOs must balance productivity with innovation, advocating for reskilling and strategic AI integration. -
Sustainability: A 2025 Imperative for Startups
Anjan emphasizes that sustainability is essential for startups, offering growth aligned with social and environmental impact. He notes, "Sustainability in 2025 is a necessity for startups," as it attracts customers, engages employees, and builds brand credibility. Early adoption aids compliance, reduces costs, and provides competitive advantages, making it indispensable for long-term success.
